Emergency Escape Breathing Devices (EEBD), strictly manufactured in accordance with GB 38451-2019 "Respiratory protection - Self-contained open-circuit compressed air escape breathing apparatus", GB 18664-2025 "Selection, use and maintenance of respiratory protective equipment" and FSS Code regulations. It is the core protective equipment for personnel emergency escape in various high-risk places, and can be purchased in bulk to meet escape protection needs in various scenarios. The core function of the product is to provide clean breathing air for escapees in toxic, harmful, smoky, or oxygen-deficient environments, providing 10-15 minutes of stable air supply to help personnel quickly escape dangerous areas, effectively solving the pain point of personnel inhaling toxic smoke or suffocating due to oxygen deficiency in emergencies. It is only for escape and must not be used for firefighting, entering oxygen-deficient compartments, etc. The device consists of a compressed air cylinder, pressure reducer, pressure gauge, air delivery hose, flame-resistant hood, backpack and other components. It is made of high-quality corrosion-resistant materials, and the components are specially treated for anti-corrosion. It is compact, lightweight, and portable, and can be worn on the waist or carried on the back without affecting escape movements. The design is simple and easy to operate, requiring no professional training. Simply pull the safety pin and put on the hood to automatically supply air. The hood features a clear, wide viewing window, and the mask maintains positive pressure to effectively isolate external toxic gases and smoke. It has complete qualifications, including CCS certification and test reports, balancing portability and safety. It is essential emergency escape equipment for chemical plants, ships, high-rise buildings, laboratories, and other high-risk places.
Usage Instructions and Operating Specifications: For placement, choose locations that are easily accessible, unobstructed, dry and well-ventilated, such as evacuation corridors, stairwells, and engine room entrances. Keep away from fire sources, electrical sources, flammable, explosive, toxic and hazardous areas. Post prominent EEBD signage to ensure easy identification in emergencies. Regularly check that the placement location is clear and not blocked by debris. For routine inspection, periodically check the device for external damage, loose parts, or gas leakage. Check the pressure gauge reading to ensure the cylinder pressure is within the specified range. Inspect the hood's sealing performance and the clarity of the viewing window; replace if damaged or aged. Check the air delivery hose for damage or blockage to ensure smooth airflow. Perform a *test quarterly to ensure the device is intact and usable. For emergency use, no professional training is required. Quickly remove the device, pull the safety pin or open the cylinder valve, put the hood over your head, adjust it to ensure a tight seal, clip the nose clip, bite the mouthpiece, and rely on the device's self-contained air supply to escape quickly along the evacuation route. During escape, avoid pulling the air delivery hose to ensure stable air supply. It is strictly prohibited to use the device for firefighting, entering oxygen-deficient compartments, or as a firefighter's breathing apparatus. After use, if the device is not damaged and the cylinder still has residual air, it must be inspected, refilled, and resealed by professionals before storage. If the device is damaged or the gas is depleted, replace it with a new one promptly. For routine maintenance, have professionals perform a hydrostatic test on the cylinder periodically, and conduct an annual *overhaul to replace aged or damaged parts in a timely manner. It is strictly prohibited to disassemble or modify device components without authorization, to refill gas privately (a dedicated filling pump must be used), to use the device for non-escape purposes, or to store it in humid, high-temperature, or corrosive environments. Ensure the device is always in good emergency condition. Service hotline: 130-6003-1111
